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Electrons are:
A: able to move from one atom to another; the atom t...
Chemistry, 06.05.2020 17:06 ngilliam1444
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Electrons are:
A: able to move from one atom to another; the atom that loses an electron becomes positively charged and the atom that gains an electron becomes negatively charged
B: charged particles that move freely between all atoms; when an atom loses an electron it becomes negatively charged
C: negatively charged and can move between atoms; the atom that loses an electron becomes negatively charged and the atom that gains an electron becomes positively charged
D:positively charged particles that when transferred between different atoms create ions that are positively charged
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